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Helpful interactive map functionality that players can draw notes on the using the stylus that allows players to quickly mark spots in the game world for later exploration, or to note them as already explored.
A whole new adventure in the Legend of Zelda series set in the years following the events of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.
Links new AI ally, The Phantom (from the previous game in the series), whose bulk and immunities to dangerous elements like fire and magma, make him valuable in combat and in subterranean lava-filled levels.
New propulsion and problem-solving game mechanics through Link's new in-game train which he uses as transport, and must be maneuvered and utilized to deal with obstacles.
New in-game items and weapons like the Whirlwind, which Link uses to move items and overturn enemies, a whip, useful both in combat and in platforming, as well as his train's cannon, which can shoot bombs into the distance.

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For the first time in the history of The Legend of Zelda series, Princess Zelda is leaving the villainous clutches of the underworld behind and joining the adventure with Link. In The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, the spirit of Zelda accompanies Link on his quest to save Hyrule. Directly impacting game play like never before, Zelda's spirit can take control of hulking suits of armor known as Phantoms, allowing the player to direct both Link and these new allies as they battle enemies, solve puzzles and uncover secrets. Zelda also rides alongside Link on his customizable train, offering wisdom that will help players find new areas, storylines and items. The team of Link and Zelda presents countless new storyline details for fans to enjoy, including a closer look at Princess Zelda herself, one of the most iconic video game characters of all-time. *DLC (Downloadable Content) may not be included and is not guaranteed to work*

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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is an action/adventure game for the Nintendo DS and DSi that sets Link, the iconic hero of the Legend of Zelda series, on a daring new adventure. The game provides players with a new story, more puzzles, a new mode of transportation--by train--and a new companion in combat, the Phantom. Together these offer up new possibilities for problem-solving, adventure and fun to both longtime and new fans of the franchise alike.

Propulsion and Problem-solving
One of the most prominent features of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is the ability to travel by rail throughout the game. When Link conducts the train, players enjoy a satisfying combination of action and real-time puzzle solving as they determine which track to take and how to best manipulate their speed. When on the train, Link must plot the best route to the end of the line around ever-moving obstacles. While en route, Link might need to fire an onboard cannon at enemies who attack the train or sound the whistle to scare animals off the tracks.

The Phantom, Link and Link's locomotive from The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

New adventure, a new means of transport, and a new companion.
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The Phantom
In The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, Link has a valuable new companion in combat and puzzle-solving, the Phantom. A faceless knight in a hulking suit of armor with immunities to dangerous elements like fire and magma, the Phantom responds to Link's directional commands. Players can simply tap the Phantom with their stylus to take command of him, then draw a line on the touch screen to direct him where to go. He will engage enemies automatically when he comes within range of them. The stout Phantom can also be used as a platform to carry Link above and over dangers, or even run interference to block Link from harm or help finish off an enemy.

New In-game Items
Spirit Tracks also introduces a variety of new items and weapons to The Legend of Zelda franchise. One of the most notable is the Whirlwind, which Link uses to move items and overturn enemies. Players activate this by blowing into the microphone of the Nintendo DS or Nintendo DSi system. Other new items include a whip, useful both in combat and in platforming, as well as his train's cannon, which can shoot bombs into the distance.

Map Functionality
As with The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, in Spirit Tracks players can look forward to helpful interactive map functionality. The game map appears on the system's top screen, as opposed to the action on the bottom, and players can draw notes on the in-game maps using the stylus on the touch screen. This allows players to quickly mark spots in the game world of note for later exploration, or to note them as already explored.

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In-game screen of Link's train and train controls in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

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Stylus driven controls of the Phantom in combat in a dungeon crawl with Link in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

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Link taking on a boss in The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

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B001TOQ8UW

Release date

December 7, 2009

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644 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

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Product Dimensions

5.09 x 5.38 x 0.63 inches; 3.53 Ounces

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Everyone 10+

Item model number

NTRPBKIE

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Item Weight

3.53 ounces

Manufacturer

Nintendo

Date First Available

October 8, 2009

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Sean

This game is lots of FUN!!!!!

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2014

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This is one of the best Zelda games I have played so far. for me, it's right up there with ocarina of time for N64 and Link's Awakening for the Gameboy. I would say these are my top 3 Zelda games, in that order too. the stylus controls are awkward, but u do get the hang of it once u play it several times. some of the game's items like the whirlwind, spirit flute, and boomerang do take lots of practice to learn how to use them properly. the spirit flute took LOTS of practice for me bcuz u have to blow into the DS microphone while sliding the stylus over to the proper note. I'm playing this on the 2DS and it works fine, no issues at all. I did however have to buy the Prima strategy guide (HIGHLY recommended) bcuz even though the game is rated for ages 10 and up, some of the dungeon's puzzles were extremely confusing to me; some of which I had no clue as to what I was even supposed to do. many of the game's optional side quests are difficult to complete without the guide too, like the rabbit land rescue quest. for the most part though, if u use common sense and learn to think outside the box, this is a very straightforward game, and not nearly as difficult as ocarina of time. very solid purchase. I am liking it so much that I bought Phantom Hourglass with the Prima strategy guide for that too, so I'll be playing that one once I complete this game... but that could take me several months given how big this Spirit Tracks is.

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Tyler

How good, zelda good!

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2011

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I recently purchased a Nintendo 3DS so that I could play Ocarina of Time, seeing how it is the greastest game ever I'm sure I'm not the only one to do that. To get myself by I decided that I would buy Spirit Tracks to play and get back into the flow of Zelda until the game released. I knew going in that the gameplay is much different but I wanted to just get the mindset. This game does exactly that. The stylus turns into your magic wand and you can tell Link to do whatever you want him to do. The puzzle pieces of this game are not that challenging, but honestly when have they ever been. Sure there are a few parts that get you stumped a little bit and force you to really think but then it all comes together. The music is in the game typical Zelda, although it's not my favorite music from the series it's okay because with the game on the DS I'm playing on the go and can't hear a lot of the time anyway. The boss battles seem to be pretty in que with the system and might defeat you once while your still working on how it is to defeat them. Once you figure out their weakness however they go down very easily. I have found however two cons to this game although they are not major. The first one the train, yes the same train and tracks the game is based off of. The principle idea is great and sets up your typical plot for a Zelda game. I understand that using the train system kept the game developers from having to create an open world on the DS cartridge but why? I would even care that I have to ride the trains so much except that it does not add to gameplay and is time consuming. The second con I have is with the play screen. I like having both the map and the game screen but sometimes it's hard to use the stylus and still see what your doing because your hand can get in the way. I'm sure that being new to a DS I will get better but I think that the gameplay screen could but up top while the bottom screen is just for navigation with on option to flip to the map. All and all this is a great game and one that any DS owner should have. I'm not a huge RPG fan as far as all the different games are concerned but I have never played a Zelda game that wasn't worth playing twice!

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Chino_R34

Unsatisfied customer

Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2021

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Got the game. And was excited to play it. I put the game on my 3ds and tapped on the icon to play the game. All of a sudden I got a error message. Game did not want to play. I kept trying and trying to see if it worked and got nothing. I even tried it on a different 3ds to see if it worked and got nothing. same problem. Turns out the game was dirty and I had to clean it with rubbing alcohol. I cleaned the game and put it back on the 3ds and that time it did work. The seller should really test the games before they sell them. Was not happy with my purchase until I fixed it. I was about to return the game because I spent 70 dollars on a game that did not work when I fixed it.

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bluepanda

Fund, but....

Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2010

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I really liked this game! It is not too hard and it has a cute story. Don't expect Wind Waker game play, however, because even though this game is based a bit on Wind Waker, the story is a lot less deep, and the game is a bit simpler.

I don't hate the touch screen controls, but I am not the biggest fan of them. Overall they work pretty well, but once in a while when you try to do one thing, link does something else. I personally would prefer if they just used the buttons on the DS, but again, to me it's not the biggest deal, and it doesn't take anything away from the game play.

This is where the but comes in. My only real issue with this game is that riding the train is time consuming. Of all the great things in Wind Waker, they had to put another slow mode of transportation. I don't like to sit and wait for the train to go from one place to another, just like how in Wind Waker I hated waiting for the boat. At least they put a cannon on the train, so while you are riding you can shoot things and monsters. Also, it does feel kind of cool to blow the whistle :P

Overall, this game is fun, and I recommend getting it.

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Michael Cagle

Relies heavily on the stylus and the mic to play the instrument.

Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2019

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Like any Zelda game, this one is pretty challenging, just a warning, but I think some other Zelda games like Zelda II are harder. I also really enjoyed Phantom Hourglass. Honestly, I think that they are all good. The floors are more convenient when it comes to saving.

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Shab

Another Zelda game

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 27, 2018

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As fun as ever. To be honest, these Zelda games with the cartoonish or childish themes provide a break from the more serious versions of the game as Ocarina of Time. Spirit Tracks as a whole seems to me like a very long side quest or a mini game in the franchise, and it's something I don't see worth grinding to 100%. Its worth playing because its fun and because its from a great franchise. And its worth being part of that franchise by completing each and every game, and with that making it seem like you are growing alongside the franchise and its protagonist.

Andromeda Descendent

The game real life train drivers probably dream about

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 16, 2013

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After finishing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS, I bought The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks and now, 48 hours later, I have done most of the side quests and defeated the final boss. I thoroughly enjoyed the game, and wish to tell you why I found it so much fun to play.

First things first - this was released long before the 3DS, so there is no 3D effect, but that's okay because this game features the cartoon Link seen in the Wind Waker and its DS sequel Phantom Hourglass (or, to be accurate, a descendent of that Link). The perspective is mostly a nearside top-down 3D, apart from the sections featuring what may well be Hyrule's first ever passenger train (I haven't played all the games yet, having only recently rediscovered the LOZ games on my return from Xboxland).

As in Ocarina of Time, Princess Zelda is not your standard helpless videogame princess. The story sees her become a spirit only Link can see when a traitor from the royal court steals her body so that an ancient demon can use the power of her lineage to re-enter the world. Now in spirit form she accompanies this time period's current Link incarnation on a quest to defeat the demon and restore the spirit tracks (mystic railway lines connecting the villages of the kingdom's forest, snow, ocean and fire lands), which have disappeared along with Zelda's body. Zelda can possess various types of metallic robot-like guards that inhabit dungeons and, using the stylus, players can guide her actions by drawing paths for her whilst also controlling the actions of Link. The stylus is an integral part of the control mechanism, controlling Link's movement, sword attacks and a whole host of familiar tools and gadgets (bombs, bow and arrows, boomerang, whip and magic wand). The dungeons are imaginative, full of puzzles to solve, and can take a long time to complete - so if you go into one, make sure you have the time to complete it.

As dungeons are solved, more and more railway tracks become accessible, allowing Link and Zelda to visit many different villages with unique and interesting inhabitants. My favourite encounters in the game were with my old friends the Gorons, especially because their signature music from Ocarina of Time plays whenever you meet them. Riding the train is possibly as much fun as you could ever have on a videogame train - surely only the real thing is better - and you actually get a strange feeling, odd as it sounds, that you are actually a train driver as you control the speed, the points, the whistle and, believe it or not, a cannon! Various enemies will try to attack the train from time to time, so the cannon comes in very handy! Side quests often involve villagers wishing to travel to other places, and you have to keep them happy by obeying speed and whistle signs and preventing the train from getting hit by enemies, otherwise the villagers jump out and you are not rewarded.

Music is always a big part of Zelda games, and the music in this game is really catchy; it sticks in your head and you may find yourself humming the "riding the train" theme whilst in the middle of a meeting at work, or in the school assembly! Interactive music is an even bigger part of Zelda games, and having a microphone in the DS / 3DS means that when you are required to play a tune on the "spirit pipes", you do so by blowing into the microphone and moving the pipes with the stylus.

There are a large number of mini-games that will earn you heart containers or treasure items you can either sell for rupees or trade in for a wide range of customised train parts (visual only, these do not affect armour, speed, etc).

The difficulty level can't be altered, but all boss encounters are learning experiences - if you fail the first time, you will usually make it on the second or third attempt, as you learn what attacks work and form a strategy. The end of game boss battle has so many stages that you are unlikely to do it first time, but when you do complete it, you feel a great sense of accomplishment.

I don't think it's possible for Nintendo to ever make a less than perfect Zelda game, and am really glad I bought this. I may have finished the game, but I will return from time to time for a visit.

Nadeshka

Amazing game

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 8, 2018

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It was in great condition when it arrived, the box had no dents or anything at all. The game is definitely one of my favourites, you have to ride around by train a lot and it does get a little boring when you're doing side quests and have to follow all the signs, but otherwise, I think it's really fun and a great game!

Just an average internet user

Great so far!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 27, 2017

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I haven't played it all the way through yet but I'm already impressed! I'm so glad they changed the forwards roll control from the last game to a double tap as it was virtually impossible. Great graphics for a DS game. Happy with the product :)

TestingtheWater

Nintendo Hits the Mark Again

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 27, 2013

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This is a top class game and one of the best i have played on the DS system. The game it self is your typical zelda experience with a generally quite linear story that you could breeze through if you desired but then you would miss where the game really shines, its side games and jobs. Ranging from shooting galleries to collection missions these give you plenty of welcome distractions that can cause hours of entertainment. The puzzles and typical Zelda experience is here in bucket loads, the one thing the game is lacking is the feeling of freedom to explore with all of the over world travel being restricted to the pre determined train tracks. Overall a great experience that is hard to match, but lacking the freedom of exploration that is felt with other games in the series.